Alcohol and Drugs

Consuming alcohol before or during a hunt increases the risk of incidents because it impairs coordination, hearing, vision, communication, and judgment. Alcohol also may make you drowsy. Taking prescription or non-prescription drugs can have a similar effect.

Because you can drink faster than your system can burn the alcohol off, there is an increasing level of alcohol in your blood. This level is referred to as Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC).

Remember…

The best thing you can do for your safety and the safety of others is simple … Don’t drink and hunt!